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Table 1.

Relative levels (fold changes) of VOCs detected in juices of four Citrus varieties.

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Figure 1.

Principal Component Analysis score plot (t[1] vs t[2]) for the first and second principal components.

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Figure 2.

Principal Component Analysis loading plot (p[1] vs p[2]) for the first and second principal components.

Each number corresponds to a particular volatile compound, as indicated in Table 1.

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Figure 3.

Hierarchical cluster analysis of both samples and identified volatile compounds.

Samples grouped themselves by varieties: Ch, Chandler; Cl, Clemenules; F, Fortune; P, Powell. Volatiles grouped in clusters A, B and C, and sub-clusters A1, A2, C1, C2 and C3. Colours in the heatmap mean the fold change, in accordance to the scale in the bottom: red for higher levels; green for lower levels. Colour circles before the name of the compounds describe the chemical family each particular compound belongs to: red, aldehyde; brown, ketone; orange, alcohol; yellow, ester; indigo, furan; pink, aromatic hydrocarbon; light green, monoterpene hydrocarbon; dark green, monoterpene cyclic ether; blue, sesquiterpene.

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Figure 4.

Heatmap of the correlation matrix of the volatile compounds.

Positive correlations are shown in red; negative correlations in green; absence of correlation in black.

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